Sentence examples for silk of from inspiring English sources

Silk thread is a composite of natural silk of which each fibre is much finer than fur fibres.

Even the least elastic forcibly silked fibers were stretchier than the major ampullate silk of a diverse sampling of spiders [15].

Look at the silk of her dress, with it bright highlights and its rich folds.

The silk of Marcia's scarf was slippery, like cool water rippling between his fingers.

It is, apparently, always the silk of the larger females that humans use.

For those who can afford it I should unhesitatingly recommend taffeta silk of the strongest kind.

The silk of the pseudoscorpions is produced by a spinneret located on a movable projection of the chelicerae.

Audrey Silk of Citizens Lobbying Against Smoker Harassment, an advocacy group, said the study showed that cigarette taxes were punitive and "undeniably regressive".

Mark Silk of Trinity College in Connecticut argues that there are in fact eight regions of American religion, varying from California's new-age spirituality to Southern Protestantism.

The cancellation of a charity dance in his Ormskirk constituency was enough to persuade labour MP Mr Robert Kilrof-Silk of the need to change the law.

Evolutionary anthropologist Joan Silk of the University of California, Los Angeles, is not so sure, however.